For people who tried Notion, Todoist, or Asana and kept ending up back in a notes app. Today's Tasks is a single-page list — three priority lanes, one input, automatic midnight reset. That's the whole app.
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It's a single-page daily to-do list. Open it, type a task, pick a lane, press add. The constraint is the feature — there's nothing to configure, so there's nothing to drift.
It is not a project management tool, a team collaboration platform, or a notes/wiki/calendar replacement. It's deliberately a single tool that does one thing fast.
Every Friday I send one email with the most useful idea I came across that week — usually a habit I tried, a tool worth knowing about, or a counter-take on something popular. Single email. No personal-reply expectation. No upsell.
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The small set of habits the app is designed around — written in plain language, with concrete examples.
The index for the small set of habits I actually use to run my own days.
Read → TimeThe version I actually use, three rules, one anti-pattern, plus a sample weekday schedule.
Read → StrategyEnergy-based planning, priority matrices, realistic capacity planning.
Read → HabitsDaily intentions, named blocks, batched communication, single-task mode.
Read → ToolsSix concrete reasons a digital to-do list beats paper for modern work.
Read → ReviewClear stale tasks, re-prioritize, choose the top three for next week.
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